Angiology and Vascular Surgery

It is a type of treatment that makes it possible to perform surgeries in a less invasive and aggressive way. The laser is nothing more than a source of very intense light, emitting heat. While cutting tissue, the laser causes clotting and seals vessels and nerve endings. Laser therapy does not cause bleeding while creating smaller edemas, with a less painful postoperative period.

This is another viable treatment for varicose veins, especially at an early stage. In this procedure, a solution is injected directly into the vein, causing a reaction. It is a quick treatment that, in most cases, requires only one session, allowing the blood to circulate through other, healthier veins.

Eliminates the affected veins through surgery or less invasive techniques, such as radiofrequency. Surgery is an option when other forms of non-invasive treatment, such as diet or the use of compression stockings, cannot eliminate or disguise varicose veins, which continue to cause discomfort and aesthetic modifications in the legs.